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DNO - Three Indian naval ships, including guided-missile destroyer INS Delhi, anti-submarine warfare corvette INS Kiltan, and fleet tanker INS Shakti, docked at the Tien Sa Port on Thursday, beginning a 4-day friendship visit to Da Nang from July 24 to 27.
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Led by Rear Admiral Susheel Menon, Commander of India’s Eastern Fleet, the Indian naval ships were warmly welcomed by representatives of the municipal Department of Foreign Affairs, the Naval Region 3 Command, the Military Region 5 Command, and the Border Guard Command.
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During their stay in Da Nang, the crew will pay courtesy visits to leaders of the city, Military Region 5, and Naval Region 3. They will also get involved in a volleyball match with officers and soldiers from Naval Region 3. Notably, they will join bilateral training exercises at sea with Naval Region 3 forces.
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The visit made by the Indian Navy fleet contributes to strengthening the friendship, cooperation, exchange and mutual understanding between the two sides, further promoting the Vietnam - India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership established in 2016.
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Over the years, India has regularly sent naval ships to Da Nang. The most recent visit was in May 2023 as two Indian naval ships: INS Delhi and INS Satpura, made a port call.
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India is one of Da Nang’s important international partners. There is now a direct air route connecting Ahmedabad (India) to Da Nang, with a frequency of 3 flights/week.
In the first half of 2025, Indian visitors accounted for about 7.38% of the total international arrivals to Da Nang, ranking second among the city’s top 10 international tourist markets.